IMF Office in North Macedonia
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Resident Representative for Republic of North Macedonia
Sebastian Sosa
Regional Resident Representative based in Vienna
Office Information
1 Kuzman Josifovski Pitu Blvd
1000 Skopje
Email: rr-mkd@imf.org
Phone: +389 70 254 312
At a Glance
- Current IMF membership: 191 countries
- Republic of North Macedonia joined the Fund on December 14, 1992; Article VIII
- Quota: SDR
- Financial Position in the Fund
- The was discussed by the Executive Board on
Office mandate and structure
- The office is part of the IMF Regional Office for the Western Balkans.
- The office is based in the Republic of North Macedonia and reports within the IMF Regional Office for the Western Balkans framework.
- The office provides information on the activities of the Office, views of IMF staff, and relations between the Republic of North Macedonia and the IMF.
- Additional official IMF reports and Executive Board documents in English that deal with the Republic of North Macedonia are available through the Republic of North Macedonia country page.
Leadership
- Regional Resident Representative: Sebastian Sosa, based in Vienna.
Regional and institutional links
- The office is connected to IMF regional structures:
- IMF Regional Office for the Western Balkans
- IMF Regional Office for Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
- IMF Europe Office in Paris and Brussels
- The office coordinates with IMF and Europe initiatives.
Training, capacity development, and local partners
- Training and capacity development institutions and partners listed:
- Institute for Capacity Development
- Joint-Vienna Institute (JVI)
- Center of Excellence in Finance (CEF)
- Ministry of Finance
- Central Bank
- State Statistical Office
- World Bank in North Macedonia
- European Delegation in North Macedonia
- UNDP in North Macedonia
Recent analysis and messaging
- Publication dated April 17, 2026: "Reforming Europe Under Pressure"
- Key messages from the IMF analysis:
- Europe faces a new energy-driven shock linked to the war in the Middle East.
- The shock is weighing on growth, raising inflation, and increasing uncertainty.
- Policymakers should respond with targeted, temporary support while maintaining stability.
- Policymakers should advance reforms to strengthen resilience and long-term growth.
- Call to action: Read the Report